The Tomorrow's plays big with what's at stake here as we see a global operation get underway to drive chaos into the world and you do wonder at the end game of it all. When that comes onto the page I found myself perking up a bit more. The app side of the story is solid enough and I like the little creative touches of referential material that Pires brings into. This is my first experience with MacEwan's artwork and it and his panel layout reminded me of a lot of later Grendel work from Matt Wagner, particularly in his Devil's Reign run and what Patrick McOewn did in War child. It's very well done with the action sequences and I loved the character designs from top to bottom, from basic kids in uniforms to the combatants that get involved. It's an intriguing issue that again has me really interested in the work as a whole and its connective tissue. Read Full Review

The writing is trying to be the Fonz but feels more like Ralph. None of the characters stand out because they're all written as posers, the bad guy is just clich number three 'philosophy loon'. Read Full Review